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Four people have died and more are feared to be trapped beneath rubble following a building collapse at a Majorcan beach resort.<br/><br/>Emergency responders including police and firefighters have raced to the scene of the incident, identified locally as a terrace at a beach bar in Playa de Palma called the Medusa Beach Club. Officials confirmed that bodies remain at the site.<br/><br/>The number of dead officially rose to four last night and officials are confirming up to 21 people have been injured, seven \
Four people have died and more are feared to be trapped beneath rubble following a building collapse at a Majorcan beach resort.<br/><br/>Emergency responders including police and firefighters have raced to the scene of the incident, identified locally as a terrace at a beach bar in Playa de Palma called the Medusa Beach Club. Officials confirmed that bodies remain at the site.<br/><br/>The number of dead officially rose to four last night and officials are confirming up to 21 people have been injured, seven \
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